Edmonton Oilers Alumni Play Celebrity Game in Yellowknife
Members of the Edmonton Oilers Alumni visited Yellowknife to support the First Shift initiative, operated by Hockey NWT.
During their visit, Georges Laraque, Charlie Huddy, Andrew Ference, and Ben Scrivens participated in a celebrity game at the Multiplex, teaming up with local recreational players for a fun and fundraising event.
- Admission to the game was free
- A 50-50 draw and a food drive for the Salvation Army were held
- Proceeds from the 50-50 draw supported Hockey NWT's programming
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Author: James McCarthy
Author's summary: Oilers Alumni play for charity in Yellowknife.
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